Yadier Molina, the legendary former St. Louis Cardinals catcher, took a significant step toward his potential future as an MLB manager. This week, the future Hall of Famer was named manager of the Dominican Republic’s Aguilas Cibaeñas, a move that could pave the way for his eventual return to the majors as a skipper. Yadier Molina’s Building Another Resume of His Own Molina was … [Read more...] about Cardinal Great Building Resume for MLB Manager Role in the Future
Organizational Depth Makes Cardinals All-Star Catcher Prime Trade Candidate
Former All-Star catcher Willson Contreras is a prime trade candidate for the St. Louis Cardinals this offseason. The team has already announced it is looking to prioritize developing young talent. As part of that, payroll will be cut. A combination of several young catchers in the pipeline and the aging Contreras’ hefty contract makes him likely to be moved this … [Read more...] about Organizational Depth Makes Cardinals All-Star Catcher Prime Trade Candidate
2025 Could Be Former First Rounder’s Last Chance with the Cardinals
Once the St. Louis Cardinals top prospect, Nolan Gorman likely has one more chance to prove himself to the organization in 2025. Gorman was once the Cardinals No. 2 Prospect, but after three largely disappointing seasons in the big leagues, he finds himself in a precarious position with the club. Nolan Gorman Facing Possible Last Chance with Cardinals Gorman’s Contract … [Read more...] about 2025 Could Be Former First Rounder’s Last Chance with the Cardinals
Cardinals Veteran Starter Becomes Trade Candidate This Offseason
St. Louis Cardinals veteran starting pitcher Sonny Gray‘s name has come up as a trade candidate for this upcoming offseason. The 34-year-old had a strong 2024 season with a 13-9 record, a 3.84 ERA, and 203 strikeouts across 166 1/3 innings pitched. Several teams are seeking starting pitchers, and with Gray’s experience, he would be well-suited for a contending team. Cardinals … [Read more...] about Cardinals Veteran Starter Becomes Trade Candidate This Offseason
Examining The Nolan Arenado Trade Three Years Later
It was a trade that shook the league. The Colorado Rockies sent $51 million and their franchise player, Nolan Arenado, to St. Louis. In return, Colorado got zero top 100 prospects and a young starting pitcher with limited major-league experience in left-handed pitcher Austin Gomber. The immediate reaction was perplexity and anger directed toward the Rockies by their fans and … [Read more...] about Examining The Nolan Arenado Trade Three Years Later